When twelve-year-old Bryce Rourke is accidentally killed in a playground scuffle, his friends decide to blame Bryce’s developmentally delayed older brother for the accident. Raymond is taken to a state hospital while the true killer walks free. Six years later, Raymond escapes from the hospital to seek bloody revenge for his brother’s death.

Slasher Flick Needs Funds! New Cast Added! When twelve-year-old Bryce Rourke is accidentally killed in a playground scuffle, his friends decide to blame Bryce's developmentally delayed older brother for the accident. Raymond is taken to a state hospital while the true killer walks free. Six years later, Raymond escapes from the hospital to seek bloody revenge for his brother's death.

I am a big Jane Austen fan. Sense and Sensibility is actually by far my favorite book AND film adaption, but this film examines the foundation  for Jane’s views on men, women, money and society. It is a very sorrowful film with lovely and tender overtones. Her writing style is so in touch with the [...]

This film is a heart breaker. I am a big fan of Edith Piaf, and having spent some time in France - I believe that her sound really is the soul of her Nation. Her life, like the tone of her voice and her music, was tragic. There are moments of sheer triumph and moments of the most desperate kind of despair. It took a life like this one to produce the voice of the sparrow with such depth of feeling.

I was in a Johnny Depp Mood... here are 2 films worth revisting... Blow - stars Johnny, Penelope Cruz, & Franka Potente (also the unsinkable Paul Rubens aka peewee herman) I loved Franka in this film... although it really glams up the drug life, it also depicts the reality of it as well...

Death at a Funeral! One of the funniest films I have seen in a long time. It you love British Humor, you have to see this film. If you don't, you still need to see it. Great comic timing. Although it is from the director of Bowfinger, the film is very british while Bowfinger was decidely american, however they share the same mixture of subtle and over the top comedy that makes a film really enjoyable. Just when you are beginning to recover from a giggle you are taken by an outright knee slapping laugh. Nice ride!

This little movie was a guilty pleasure. I am a Queen Latifah fan - there is just something very real and solid about the way she plays all her characters. She has a level of confidence that trancends the screen. Of course Diane Keaton is always a riot. I love her classic head shaking, hand flailing, squealing hysterics. Alway funny. A surprise to me, was Katie Holmes, playing a totally whacked out, but likable bimbo. You cannot help but like her in this film - she is just too cute. Great job on her part and I am personally glad to see her out of the house - Tom is freaky!

Paris, Je T'aime Gorgeous and breath-taking, fun, funny, spooky, lovely... a must see... j'adore!

A romp! I loved it. This film is literally a journey. Lovely, and funny, witty and somber. poignant and yet completely frivolous!